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Show DAILY HERALD Bob Bullock Enters Race For &0P Stqte Seriate Nomination OREM JAYCEES Announcement was made today that K. E. rBob Bullock, well known ProvO business man and sports enthusiast, will be a candi- date for the nomination as a state senator from! Utah county on the Republican ticket this fall. Born and, raised in Provo, Mr. Bullock is a grandson of Kimball Bullock, one of the early residents and third mayor of Provo who served four terms at the head of the city, government. He has been closely Identified with Provo's business and community activities for over 30 years and during that time has given freely of his time and means for various charity and humanitarian appeal , .drives. , He served as chairman of the Utah county Red Cross drive and the United War fund drive for three years during World War II. He Is a member and past president of the Provo 'Kiwanis club and served two terms as a director of the Provo Chamber of Commerce. ( An j ardent sportsman, he was instrumental in organizing ' the Utah county Wildlife Federation and served as its first president. He is also at past president of the Provo Sportsmen's organization. Baseball has always been close to his heart and was one of the prime movers in the! organization of the Utah State Industrial league, and served several years as its president. He has (also been president, secretary andj director of the Provo Baseball club. The Brigham Young university athletic program has always found him one of '50 OFFICERS OREM Weston Koff ord and Glen Healy were named as candidates for the office of president of the Orem Junior Chamber of Commerce, in nominations conducted Wednesday at Bill and Iva's cafe. Receiving the nominations for the office of were Don Tolboe, Max Peters, Torval Nelson, and Dixon Larsen. A first and second will be selected from the group. The secretary will be appointed by the board. Nominated on the board of directors were Odis Peterson, Shirl Hendrix, Clyde Olsen, C. L. Skel-to- n, Ted Sorenson and Henry Campbell.' Four will be elected to the board of directors. Holdover directors are Howard Jacob-se- n, Dick Park and Glen Healy. Carl Christensen and Mace Trotter were nominated for the office of treasurer. Grant Young, president, conducted the elections. Balloting will be conducted at a regular meeting on April 19, the place to be announced. vice-presid-ent vice-preside- 1 K. E. (Bob) BULLOCK j : . Churches of All Faiths Prepare NOMINATE . Water Supply In Strawberry Area Above Last Year 3 Friday, April 7, 1950 $10,000 Fire nt r For Eastertime t Voices .from four Provb stakes will blend in the MIA chorus which will present the Easter cantata, "Calvary" tonight at 8 o'clock in the LDS tabernacle The cantata will be the major LDS Easter week observance In Provo with other activities re duced due to general conference sessions being conducted in Salt Lake City. Stake official report that regular Sunday school and sacrament services will pe con ducted in most wards in the city No community sunrise service is slated in Provo this year. Provo Second ward will hold sun rise Easter rites Sunday at 6 a.m Good Friday services will be held at Community church to night at 8 o clock with a! special musical presentation, "Stabit Mater" to be sung by ProVo high school girls chorus. Easter Sunday services at Com be held at munity church will 9:45 a.m. and at 11 a.m. The Passion service was con ducted today at St. Mary's Episco pal church and will be followed by special baptism rites Saturday at 4 p.m. Easter Sunday Com munion will be held at 8 a.m. and 11 a.m. with Sunday school set for 10 o'clock. An Easter-eg- g hunt will be conducted ifor the children at 4 p.m. Good Friday services at St. Francis Catholic church were held today and will continue to Saturday rites night at 7:30. Holy will begin at 7 a.m. With the Mass of the Resurrection to fol- low at 8 a.m. Mass will be held Easter mornine at 8 a.mj and at 10 a.m. Other Catholic services are slated in Springville at 11 a.m. Easter services will be held in Church of the Nazarene Sunday at 11 a.m. Special lectures by Evangelist Nettie Neff are being held each nieht at 7:45. Warren Kirk will be the soloist for services to be presehted by First Church of Christ, Scientist. Sunday at 11 a.m. St. Mark's Lutheran church will conduct Good Friday services at 8 p.m. tonight with regular Easter for 11 Sunday observance slated for the g hunt Easter-egAn a.m. Sunchildren will be held after day school with a pot-luluncheon to follow. SPANISH FORK The presertU available water in tne strawberfeet, ry, reservoir is 97,160-ac- re made up principally of carryover from the close of the 1949 irrigation season. This is 19,300 acre feet more than a year ago. Snow: cover on the Strawberry MARGRETTE TAYLOR watershed as show by measure By its staunchest supporters. rn.- ments at East taken Portal, SALEM LZm.e He has taken a special interest e t h and divide were virtually at Salem Cabins Strawberry In fish and jgame and 'the preser- Strawberry-Danie- ls summit in destroyed by fire late Thursday vation of outdoor life, natural re- dicate an above normal cover. night, with the loss estimated at sources and recreational facilities. exceded once in the past more than $10,000. He is a member of the LDS only to Water 10 years, according broke out in the unoccuFire church, married. His wife is the Commissioner Wayne Francis. former Mertilla Johnson. "They pied cabins about 10:40 p. m. De. Mrs. Zoe B. have one daughter, spite the efforts of the Payson ' and Spanish Fork fire depart1 Manning. ments, eight units were burned to the ground, and. two others badly damaged. A $5,500 heating unit was destroyed. Owners of the cabins, Mr?and Mrs. Chauncey K. Christensen, New contract negotiations' at were in Aberdeen, Ida, at the the Republic Creosoting Co. were time of the fire. Visiting a son, G. Thomas Cummlnn. Provo,' Scott Christensen at the Idaho elected house manager status quo today. . has been of the of the University of Representatives of the company city, they received word for 1950-19Utah chapter of Sigma Nu, na- and the United Steelworkers local fire, about midnight, and return tional social fraternity, accord- met Thursday afternoon and dis ed to Salem this morning. The home they occupied near ing to1 word received here today cussed social insurance and penMr. Cummings, the son -of Mr. sion, plans patterned after those the cabins was not damaged by and Mrs. J. jB. Cummings,- Provo, of. the basic steel Industry, accord- the blaze. Mr. Christensen. said the loss Is a junior economics major en- ing to Ronal Bills, staff reprewas partially covered by insur- WESTERN PACIFIC rolled In the college of business. sentative of USA union. He is a graduate' of Provo high But no Agreement was reached ance. ASKS TO DROP TRAINS and further negotiations were "school. The fire was first discovered H CITY, April 7 postponed, pending word from by a highway patrolman, who SALT LAKE railroad has Pacific lohome re Mrs. Lois McFadden Gardner the company's office, sounded the alarm, it was asked the Utah public service cated at' Indianapolis, Ind., Mr; ported. was reported to be in "satisf disBills said. condition today at the Utah One fire department ran a hose commission to be allowed to of - an continue operation daily no date definite has while the from the Salem lake, Although Valley hospital ' following trains No. 1 and No. 2, between emergency major operation per- been set for the resumption of other hooked onto a hydrant. and Oakland, Cal. negotiations, Mr. Bills said they Ammunition boxes had been Salt Lake City formed Thursday night. Officials of the line claimed will be resumed as soon as pos- used in construction of the frame ' are operating at a monthly VV a Mr. and Mrs. Karl Shipp and sible. cabins, and this slowed the pro they of loss $70,000. was it of the children Susanna " and Steven tire, reporiea. gress Karl, of Pomona, Cal., left recent-- ! h n their home following a ly for,visit brief here with friends and relatives. While in Provo they ; were guests at the home of Mrs.! 11 Mrs. H. 'Shipp's parents, Mr.-anC. Christensen.. Mrs. Shipp will be remebered here as the former Meeting of the Utah county Deon Christensen. In Salt Lake chapter of Utah Automobile DealThe itinerary for the Utah Na fand New York City. Sunday serv Mr. with visited Shipp's City they ers Assn. is scheduled 7:30 p. m. tional Parks Boy Scout Council's ices will be held at Palmyra, boyparents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Shipp. Tuesday, Apr. 11, at Keeleys cafe, national jamboree trip has been hood home of Joseph Smith, LDS according to President A. L. approved, R. W. Domah, chief tl Mr. and Mr. Roy Birrell, for- - Duckett.,The event was original- executive for the . council an prophet. The scouts will arrive at Valley mer Provoans now living in Twin ly set for Apr. 5. nounced today. on June 29 and leave only Forge were in Provo visitors Falls, Ida., Guest speaker at the affair Mr. Doman said the itinerary 7 for the return tri to Proir this "week at the home of Dr. and will July the of a be Selvoy J. Boyer, returned was approved at meeting vo, which will include stops at Mrs. Harold Austin. The Birrells president ' of the English LDS jamboree committee, held Wed- Washington, D. C, Louisville, St. also visited other friends while mission. He will give a first hand nesday night in the office of Dr. Louis, Independence, Mo., and here. They were enroute to their account on conditions council labor G. under J. president. Jones, Colo. Pueblo, home from Rochester, Minn. 22 23 or Leave June parties and socialism in that Leaders who have been named Approximately 260 scouts; and for the trip include Harold B. Grant HennlnrsOn and Merrill country. In addition to the speaker, im- their leaders will leave Provo by Jones, Thomas. W. Dyches, Don Christophersonfive-da-returned this portant matters of business deal- special train on June 22 or 23 and and Mr. Schwartz y Ray week from a Rowberry, plane trip ing with the automobile industry head for Valley Forge, Pa., where Doman, Provo; Wilford Manwar- to .California, Oregon, Washing- in Utah county will be discussed. they will join 40,000 other scouts ing, Louis H. Cutler, and Donald ton and. Idaho. They stopped from all over the country for the Perkins, Springville; Ray Pulley,; Los in San while away Angeles, program. jamboree Pleasant Cirove; Robert Webb, Francisco, Cal.: Portland, Ore.; The entire trip to .Valley Forge Lehi; Marvin Witt and Larry and Wilbur. and Wash., Longview train made will be return and by Howarth, Nephi; Neal Jones, MonBoise, Pocatellb and Preston, Ida. BORN and and will include Pullman At the Utah Valley hospital: Clair roe; Newren, Standardville; Girl, Thursday. to Burbank diner accommodations. It will cost Otto Johnson, Alfonzo White, and U Walter R. Hailaday, Los An- Udell round the scout for $250 each' and Thora Newell Jolley. Duchesne: Forrest geles; Mr., and Mrs. Walter M. Girl, Scout Earl Jordan, Burton Thursday, to Howard and trip) plus spending money. W. Giles, FillFelt, Heber; Hailaday and Mr. and Mrs. J. retakleaders advise against scouts Lola Henroid Schoppman. and more, LeRoy Whitehead, Hailaday, Phoenix, Ariz., left FILED ing more than $20 along for Spanish Fork." cently to return' to their homes SUITS Les Taylor Motor Co., vs. C. spending money. following a Visit spent in Froyo be one leader asWhile here they were guests at sterling Cluff, doing business as There towill each Co. Cluff Feed The seeks eight scouts. A signed plaintiff the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ben collect $452.61 which he claims physician also will travel witr the Mildenhall and the Arthur Hai- to i to attend is due him on a merchandise con- group. laday home. They came Named Leaders tract. Mrs. tne late funeral services 'or The trip to Valley Forge will Ellen Ann Hailaday Mildenhall. MARRIAGE LICENSES Joseph Myers Richmond, 22, include stops at Moffitt Tunnel, awJ Special annual. Sunset ward Provo, and Jo Ann Goodrich, 19, Denver, Burlington and Keokuk, la.; Carthage and Nauvoo, Ill Keiiei society easier cane, pie Springville. John William Smith, 31, Spring- both places of importance in LDS and cookie sale. Saturday, April Vil8, 9 ajn., at Sunset Market, 20th ville, and Arva May Mercer, 25, history; Chicago, Greenfield lage near Detroit, Niagara Falls, South- 17th West. Be early and Lehi. Rochester and Palmyra, N. Y.; get your choice. (adv.) with individual Hair Style and Wilma's Beauty Shop offers Permanent for $5. Call 2871. Complete (adv.) 9 mow an Easter Hair-D- o. . Destroys Salem Cabins , " -- -- Start Achieved On Labor Talks At Creosote Plant Central Utah News Briefs - 51 j ck j . aP-Wes- V: tern w For Easter Brand New - - t saw - m r- r High-Valu- ta Frocks That Wear a Look of Spring! iBr: 7 ..;.-- : NOW! ONLY! JilkK 1 Versatile, wearable fashions vith a tvice-the-mon- ey look! Here's proof positive that you can look like a million on a budget! 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